PorcelainDish

Object ID: 2015.21.3      

This small dish was found by Sue Madelung (nee Missio) in a hiking trip to Nanton Lake in 1972. The dish was found around a site that was once a Japanese shake bolting area (see Rusty Nails and Ration Books page 217 and 218  by Barbara Lambert). This dish could have been used to hold sauces, tea, or other food items. 
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One of the Japanese camps in the area, this one was located at the Gordon Pasha Lakes (now Lois and Khartoum), 1943. (ID PH004354)
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